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Robust, smart, and efficient charge ports to make e-mobility a complete reality.

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Latest research from EV charging developers and electrical infrastructure experts.

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Expert Speakers to Date

Rebekka Jentzsch
Vector North America
Tom Caldwell
Techniche Group
Chris Freitas
Electrada
Nick Baileys
EATON
Marina Hod
Wevo Energy
Kimathi Boothe
Dunamis Charge
Sebastian Street
GRIDSERVE
Jason Greenblatt
Energetics
Ed Munar
BorgWarner
Amaiya Khardenavis
Wood Mackenzie

Past Attendees

Techniche Group
BorgWarner
Webasto Charging Systems
Autel Energy North America
EverCharge
GRIDSERVE
Dunamis Charge
Virginia Transformer Corporation
Bloomberg Intelligence
ChargePodX
DNV Energy Services USA
Kajeet
Hitachi Energy
Mazda Motor Corporation
S&P Global Mobility

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Why Attend?

The EV Charging Infrastructure USA 2024 conference is the only event to deliver leading market intelligence and industry presentations on the latest EV charging infrastructure projects to support the expansion of electric vehicles…

Exclusive Forum for EV Charging Service Equipment and Infrastructure Development

Welcome to EV Charging Infrastructure USA 2024, where leading automotive manufacturers will meet with electrical charge port developers, electrical grid operators, city planners, and policymakers to explore and establish robust electrical infrastructure and charge ports to meet the needs of a new generation of electric vehicles.

In just over a decade, electric vehicle ownership is estimated to reach 5 million units in California alone, leading to an ever-increasing need for EV charging ports to meet the demands of the e-mobility market. With the approval of $437 million in funding in 2020, California will build thousands of electric vehicles charging stations, making it the largest-ever utility program to include over 40,000 charge ports across the state.

While charging technology has evolved faster, electrical infrastructure development across the US has remained challenging. According to a recent report by McKinsey & Company, EV charging-energy demand for electric vehicles could reach 53 billion kilowatt-hours by 2030, a 20-fold increase needed to support the upcoming tide of electric vehicles.

This year’s EV Charging Infrastructure USA 2024 event is set to become the world’s leading exhibition and conference exclusively for the automotive and electrical power industry to meet and collaborate with a large array of charge port developers and policymakers to examine new developments in electrical infrastructure and charge port technologies and address how the industry plans to support the growing use of electric vehicles.

Key topics on this year’s agenda include:

EV charging infrastructure and e-Mobility industry forecasts
Exploring the next generation of smart and efficient EV charging ports
Latest research in V2X Technology and Ultra-Fast charging for electric vehicles
Evaluating the current policies and future plans for cities and network development
Upcoming regulations and industry standards for developing intelligent infrastructure
New case studies from charge port developers and working with policymakers

This event will provide a forum for all stakeholders across the automotive and electrical industries to network, build cross-market relationships, and explore new technologies and innovations addressing the real challenges of electrical infrastructure and e-mobility growth.

Call for Presentation

If you would like to be a speaker at this event, please contact sean.collins@iQ-Hub.com, subject heading “Call for Papers - EV Charging Infrastructure USA 2024”.

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To secure your place at EV Charging Infrastructure USA 2024 or if you require more information, please contact delegates@iQ-Hub.com.

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Key topics for 2024:

EV charging infrastructure and e-Mobility industry forecasts
Understand the economic fundamentals and key market drivers for developing EV charging infrastructure to meet the needs of the e-Mobility market.
Exploring the next generation of smart and efficient EV charging ports
Look for innovations in EV charging ports and make the business case for new charging stations across the network.
Latest research in V2X Technology and Ultra-Fast charging for electric vehicles
Explore new technologies in faster and more efficient charging systems to improve the overall EV charging experience and encourage end-user adoption.
Evaluating the current policies and future plans for cities and network development
Understand the decisions by policymakers and key infrastructure plans for the years ahead to incorporate into a strategic business plan.
Upcoming regulations and industry standards for developing an intelligent infrastructure
Hear from key regulators and classification bodies to ensure you meet the requirements of new regulations and industry standards.
New case studies from charge port developers and working with policymakers
Gain insights from leading manufacturers and build relationships across the industry to ensure successful infrastructure development.

Testimonials

It is a good conference for people who are interested in introducing chargers Kazuhiro Tamura (Mazda North American Operations)
The conference had a nice variety of sessions covering a number of key topics in the EV charge infrastructure space Maria Beemer (BorgWarner, Inc)
Excellent source of information on EV infrastructure Colin Cunningham (Bureau Veritas)
Being a relatively small and focussed group, the EV infrastructure USA 2023 provided an intimate opportunity to learn from and network with industry veterans Susan Linwood (ChargePodX)
I loved the fast pace of sessions and compact scale of the event Walter Schaefer (DNV)
Really enjoyed hearing from and networking with EV experts and advocates Nick Baileys (EATON)